End Intuit’s Accommodation for IDF War Criminals

Intuit Inc.—the $180 billion tech giant behind TurboTax, Credit Karma, and Mailchimp—actively accommodates employees who serve in the Israeli military, including permitting IDF uniforms in company meetings and granting paid leave for soldiers to participate in the ongoing genocide against Palestinians. In April 2026, investigative journalist Nate Bear exposed that Tom Yacobi, an Intuit data analyst, appeared in full IDF uniform during a company-wide all-hands Zoom call. Yacobi works in TurboTax's Trust and Safety team, which handles the most sensitive personally identifiable information of 100 million Americans. This campaign demands Intuit end all accommodation of IDF service and military uniform display immediately.